furieux

/fyʁjø/

adjective

Adjective; masculine singular furieux, feminine singular furieuse, masculine plural furieux, feminine plural furieuses.

Extremely angry; furious.

/fyʁjø/

Pronunciation

Etymology

From Old French furieus, from Latin furiōsus, from furia meaning “rage” or “fury.”

Examples

Il était furieux contre son voisin.

/il‿etɛ fyʁjø kɔ̃tʁə sɔ̃ vwazɛ̃/

He was furious with his neighbor.

Elle est furieuse d'avoir été ignorée.

/ɛl ɛ fyʁjøz davwaʁ ete iɲɔʁe/

She is furious about having been ignored.

Synonyms

Antonyms

Collocations

être furieux contre quelqu'un

être furieux de quelque chose

rendre quelqu'un furieux

un regard furieux

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adjective

Adjective; masculine singular furieux, feminine singular furieuse, masculine plural furieux, feminine plural furieuses.

Violent, intense, or uncontrolled in force or movement; raging.

/fyʁjø/

Pronunciation

Etymology

From Old French furieus, from Latin furiōsus, from furia meaning “rage” or “fury.”

Examples

Un vent furieux soufflait sur la côte.

/œ̃ vɑ̃ fyʁjø suflɛ syʁ la kot/

A fierce wind was blowing along the coast.

La rivière descendait dans un élan furieux.

/la ʁivjɛʁ desɑ̃dɛ dɑ̃z‿œ̃n‿elɑ̃ fyʁjø/

The river rushed down with furious force.

Synonyms

Antonyms

Collocations

un vent furieux

une tempête furieuse

un rythme furieux

une course furieuse

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noun

[C]; masculine noun, feminine furieuse.

A person who behaves in a furious, reckless, or frenzied way.

/fyʁjø/

Pronunciation

Etymology

Substantivized use of the adjective furieux, from Latin furiōsus.

Examples

Il conduit comme un furieux.

/il kɔ̃dɥi kɔm œ̃ fyʁjø/

He drives like a madman.

Ce furieux a traversé la rue sans regarder.

/sə fyʁjø a tʁavɛʁse la ʁy sɑ̃ ʁəɡaʁde/

That reckless madman crossed the street without looking.

Synonyms

Antonyms

Collocations

conduire comme un furieux

se battre comme un furieux

courir comme un furieux

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furieux

/fyʁjø/

adjective

Adjective; masculine singular furieux, feminine singular furieuse, masculine plural furieux, feminine plural furieuses.

Extremely angry; furious.

/fyʁjø/

Pronunciation

Etymology

From Old French furieus, from Latin furiōsus, from furia meaning “rage” or “fury.”

Examples

Il était furieux contre son voisin.

/il‿etɛ fyʁjø kɔ̃tʁə sɔ̃ vwazɛ̃/

He was furious with his neighbor.

Elle est furieuse d'avoir été ignorée.

/ɛl ɛ fyʁjøz davwaʁ ete iɲɔʁe/

She is furious about having been ignored.

Synonyms

Antonyms

Collocations

être furieux contre quelqu'un

être furieux de quelque chose

rendre quelqu'un furieux

un regard furieux

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adjective

Adjective; masculine singular furieux, feminine singular furieuse, masculine plural furieux, feminine plural furieuses.

Violent, intense, or uncontrolled in force or movement; raging.

/fyʁjø/

Pronunciation

Etymology

From Old French furieus, from Latin furiōsus, from furia meaning “rage” or “fury.”

Examples

Un vent furieux soufflait sur la côte.

/œ̃ vɑ̃ fyʁjø suflɛ syʁ la kot/

A fierce wind was blowing along the coast.

La rivière descendait dans un élan furieux.

/la ʁivjɛʁ desɑ̃dɛ dɑ̃z‿œ̃n‿elɑ̃ fyʁjø/

The river rushed down with furious force.

Synonyms

Antonyms

Collocations

un vent furieux

une tempête furieuse

un rythme furieux

une course furieuse

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noun

[C]; masculine noun, feminine furieuse.

A person who behaves in a furious, reckless, or frenzied way.

/fyʁjø/

Pronunciation

Etymology

Substantivized use of the adjective furieux, from Latin furiōsus.

Examples

Il conduit comme un furieux.

/il kɔ̃dɥi kɔm œ̃ fyʁjø/

He drives like a madman.

Ce furieux a traversé la rue sans regarder.

/sə fyʁjø a tʁavɛʁse la ʁy sɑ̃ ʁəɡaʁde/

That reckless madman crossed the street without looking.

Synonyms

Antonyms

Collocations

conduire comme un furieux

se battre comme un furieux

courir comme un furieux

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